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Monks

Monks. Mr. Murphy. Learning Outcomes. The students will be able to write an A4 page on a ‘monk in a medieval monastery’. Key Words. Poverty- A vow taken by a monk promising to not have any possessions. A Day in the Life of a Medieval Monk. 3 a.m.

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Monks

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  1. Monks Mr. Murphy

  2. Learning Outcomes • The students will be able to write an A4 page on a ‘monk in a medieval monastery’.

  3. Key Words • Poverty- A vow taken by a monk promising to not have any possessions.

  4. A Day in the Life of a Medieval Monk

  5. 3 a.m. • Monks wake up and leave dormitory for church (Matins).

  6. 4 a.m. • Monks go back to bed.

  7. 6 a.m. • Back to Church again (Prime).

  8. 7 a.m. • Breakfast of bread and light beer in the refectory.

  9. 8 a.m. • Chapter House- One monk reads a chapter of the Order’s rules. • Monks who have broken rules are punished.

  10. 8.30 a.m. • Work or study.

  11. 10 a.m. • Mass.

  12. 11 a.m. • Work.

  13. 2 p.m. • Dinner.

  14. 3 p.m. • Work or study.

  15. 6 p.m. • Meet in the Church for Vespers.

  16. 7 p.m. • Light supper.

  17. 7.30 p.m. • Recreation.

  18. 8 p.m. • Meet in the Church for Compline.

  19. Bedtime

  20. People in History

  21. Walking Debate • A series of statements will be put up for you. • You will either “Strongly Agree”, “Agree”, “Disagree” or “Strongly Disagree” with these statements. • Walk to which poster you feel fits your opinion.

  22. Statement 1 • Life in a monastery was fun, easy-going and had very few demands.

  23. Statement 2 • To become a monk, it took very strict training.

  24. Statement 3 • Monks took vows.

  25. Statement 4 • A day in the life of a monk is busy.

  26. Conclusion • Any Questions? • Why do you think the monks had such a passion for praying? • How many times a day were there mass/prayers? • What time did a monk wake up? • Would a monk have time to do something they wanted each day?

  27. Do you understand the daily lives of monks?

  28. Homework • In your notes copies, write an A4 page on ‘A monk in a medieval monastery’. • You can use your book pgs. 61 and 63, but make it your own!!

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